Okay, I've got the core game generally working. I decided to let the player control flipping instead of making it random, so instead of a hazard you have to deal with, it's a power that lets you access both sides.

Now the important question is whether it's actually fun lol

Okay I couldn't stop thinking about it so I came back and got the loop detection almost working.

Essentially the goal is to create a continuous loop of black or white blocks. This destroys those blocks, plus all blocks contained within the loop.

The loop detection isn't working correctly yet, but not bad progress for a couple hours yesterday and a couple hours today.

Had an idea for a puzzle game, started making a prototype. Thought it would be neat if the board had two halves and flipped randomly so you have to manage both sides.

The goal will be to make loops, so I thought it'd be cool to be able to make loops that span both halves of the board.

I couldn't even control this thing. I just kept spinning and everyone died.

There's a side mode in Lumines Arise where they basically turn it into a Tetris type of thing and it's significantly more fun than the main game and I'm annoyed that it's locked to just this one mode with this one board. I want to play the whole game like this.

Hooray I won one

I thought the new Lumines was a little overstimulating, then I reached the breakcore pigeon level and it became a lot overstimulating

Oh hey, Windswept is out today!

Wow, who's this little guy? He looks familiar but I can't quite place it...

The camera in Ghost of Yotei feels bafflingly horrible. Starts out really slow for a moment no matter how far you tilt the stick, then suddenly rockets to max speed. Makes it feel kinda sticky.

Then when you're on your horse, it becomes unusably slow for some reason.

BEHOLD, the smallest button in the game